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   What does a wreath mean?

   • , wreathed; wreathed or (Archaic) wreath·en; wreath·ing. to encircle or adorn with or as with a wreath. to form as a wreath by twisting or twining. to surround in curving or curling masses or form. a face wreathed in smiles. , wreathed; wreathed or (Archaic) wreath·en; wreath·ing. to take the form of a wreath or wreaths.

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   What is wreathe verb?

   • Definition of wreathe verb from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary [transitive, usually passive] to surround or cover something be wreathed in/with something The mountain tops were wreathed in mist. The plant grew everywhere, its stems wreathed with soft blue flowers. (figurative) Her face was wreathed in smiles (= she was smiling a lot).

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   What is another name for a wreath?

   • The synonyms for a wreath are: chaplet, coronal, and garland. Wreath as a Noun Definitions of a wreath as a noun according to the Oxford Dictionary of English:

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   What does a wreath on a door mean?

   • While most wreaths on a door are a form of celebration, they have a much deeper significance for some families. By hanging something publicly on one’s door, they’re making an announcement to the community. In the case of mourning, they’re announcing that there has been a death in the family.

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   What is a rhododendron wreath?

   • The lower half of the coat of arms is wreathed by the rhododendron, the state flower. Thy brow is wreathed with a glorious garland of flowers. The deceased lies in state, usually in an open coffin flanked by female relatives dressed in black, their heads sometimes wreathed in kawakawa leaves, who take few and short breaks.

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   Why are children wreathed in flowers?

   • Often the children are wreathed in flowers suggesting the ephemeral nature of childhood, both through the high infant mortality of the time but also the natural process of maturation. On the right, a "komos" of wreathed figures and musicians approaches the banquet; on the left, six musicians and giftbearers appear in a more stately procession.

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   to coveror surroundsomething: . The peakof the mountainis perpetuallywreathed incloud. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases . Covering and adding layers.

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     WREATHE meaning: 1. to cover or surround something: 2. to...

   • Wreathe Spanish Translation

     WREATHE translate: cubrir, envolver, adornar, coronar. Learn...

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     WREATHE translate: 覆蓋;纏繞，環繞. Learn more in the Cambridge...

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   verb. to form into or take the form of a wreath by intertwining or twisting together. tr to decorate, crown, or encircle with wreaths. to move or cause to move in a twisting way. smoke wreathed up to the ceiling.

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   The meaning of WREATHE is to shape into a wreath. How to use wreathe in a sentence.

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   Definitions of 'wreathe'. 1. If something is wreathed in smoke or mist, it is surrounded by it. [literary] [...] 2. If something is wreathed with flowers or leaves, it has a circle or chain of flowers or leaves put round it. [...]

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   1. To twist or entwine into a wreath or a wreathlike shape: He wreathed flowers into a garland. He wreathed the cloth into a turban. 2. To crown or decorate with a wreath: The winner was wreathed with laurel. 3. To encircle or surround: The mountaintop is wreathed in mist. 4. To extend across; cover: Her face was wreathed in smiles. 5.

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   wreathe. [transitive, usually passive] to surround or cover something. be wreathed in/with something The mountain tops were wreathed in mist. The plant grew everywhere, its stems wreathed with soft blue flowers.

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   1. to coil, twist, or entwine, esp. so as to form into a wreath. 2. to coil, twist, or entwine around; encircle. clouds wreathed the mountains. 3. to decorate with wreaths. 4. to cover or envelop. a face wreathed in smiles. verb intransitive. 5. to move with a twisting or coiling motion. 6. to have or take the form of a wreath.